Journal of Lawrence Kansas 1903 primary announcements
The Lawrence Journal 1903 issue lists announced candidates for county offices to be elected in August 1908 including Geo Stuart B W Mel ARLAND L M WALTERS W J CUMMINGS Jr for Register of Deeds D W LITTELL J J BUNCE FLOYD L LAWRENCE and others for Treasurer Clerk of District Court County Clerk and Commissioner. It also notes political commentary on Roosevelt era policy and local civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Stuart
B. W. Mel Arland
L. M. Walters
W. J. Cummings, Jr
Digestive Tonic Promises Relief From Indigestion Claims
A long fragmented ad recalls stomach weakness and gas from undigested food. It cites tonic treatment by Williams Pink Pills as effective, presenting Mrs Anlis Gwinn and others as testimonials and urging readers to request a free trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Anlis Gwinn
Aren. Pation
Vernon Swenue
Qharawe
Serre Haute
Xavo
Bad
Feadtle
Sealeh
Williams
Gwin
Perry Base Ball Game Uneven Play Report
A garbled report from Perry describes a baseball game with unclear details. Mentions Morry, Gatehell, Charley Stark, Christina, and Porry Mirren in a confused sequence, with no clear outcomes or dates. The fragment provides no cohesive events or results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatehell
Mina
Charley Stark
Christina
Porry Mirren
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed for Safety
Readers are urged to use medicines of known composition and to read the bottle wrappers for sworn ingredients. Dr Pierce’s medicines are made from active medicinal principles from root extracts with no alcohol, using glycerine instead. The Golden Medical Discovery is a blood purifier stomach tonic and bowel regulator praised for aiding catarrhal conditions, weak stomachs, and lingering throat issues, though not a cure for advanced consumption. Patience and time are needed to gain full benefits, with endorsements from medical readers supporting the formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleres
USA
Joynton in Coffeyville visit study aims
Prof. Boynton of the University of Kansas spent Wednesday in Coffeyville to inspect factories and collect data on management and capitalization. His Southeast Kansas study seeks factory capitalization, ownership shares by locals and outsiders, and overall economic conditions. He praised Coffeyville’s and area factories as first class and noted Southeastern Kansas contains most of the state’s major industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joynton
Coffeyville
J. Boynton
University of Kansas
Boynton
Kansas
Mather Statistics
Prof. Boynton
Coffeyville Journal
Change in Newspaper Leases Tonganoxie Mirror to Albert Quine
William Haynen transfers ownership of the Tonganoxie Mirror to Albert Quine. Quine plans to publish fully and seek reader support, presenting himself as a novice but aiming to print all local news with patient service. He notes limited legal knowledge and seeks reader assistance for months ahead.
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William Haynen
Tonganoxie Mirror
Albert Quine
Quinn
Lanor
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Apor
No Use to Die Says Rushboro Woman praises cure
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Virginia declares Dr King s New Discovery saved her life by easing a cough and curing lung disease once deemed hopeless The remedy known to relieve coughs colds lagrippe bronchitis and hoarseness is sold at Barber and Sen s drug store with a one dollar price and a free trial bottle is offered
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Barber & Sen's
Tonganoxie News Report on Local Incidents and School Honors
The item notes a local construction crew at work near property owners and a traffic mishap southwest of town injuring Miss Carvie Neadbiuntet. It highlights a strong school performance with graduates attaining top averages and lists several upcoming commencements at Poy Creek, Fairmount, Tonganexie, Easton, and Laus-Tig with dates in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rederick Reaves
Alvia Fredemuth
Henry Metz
Stadentes
Mamen
Sutton Farm Stallion Alcantara 14940 Breeders Ad
Breeding notice for Alcantara 14940 a versatile stallion with fast records from 12% to 2:30. Describes progeny like Fr Flossie Wilkes 2:17% and Lord Staley 2:15. Quotes breeders Lou Strauss and Charles E. Sutton praising him as top West sire with high price breeding stock. Terms detailed with Oct 1 1908 payments. Also lists Silver Heir 35844 2:17% and other horses at Lawrence and Kanwaka Stock Farm with service fees and insurance options.
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Sutton Farm
Alcantara
Flossie Wilkes
Lord Staley
Lou Strauss
New York City
Piedmont
Hambletonian
Ingure
Tuesaday McGregor
Rutger
Susie McGregor
Robt
McGregor
Belle
Bourbon Chief
Diamond
Robinson Idle
Russell County
Russell
King Russell
Pericheron
Kansas
Aires
Charles E. Sutton
Lawrence
Kuns
Schwalm's Percheron Farm Offering Register
Three registered Percheron stallions in service Prince Arthur Jer ome SCITT a 53700 year old colt sired by the alee horse at a Douglas county fair and an imported black four year old Arthur S28 weighs over 1800 lbs Turns $72 to insure living volt Four miles south of Lawrence contact Black Bell 7026 7816 Mammoth Black Jack Big Joe stands five years 16 hands and about 1000 lbs at John Writzel farm one mile southwest of Lawrence season 1908 service fee 10.00 due when mare disposed of or removed from the county JOHN FRITZEL
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SILVER_HEIR
Silver Heir
Bismarck
Bridge
Silver Dlell
Silver Weir
Hin
BO Fritz
Mar
Bell Phone
Smith
Lawrence
al Smith
Fair Grounds
Mass
Kanwaka Stock Farm
Belgium
Jack Lookout
Belgran
Kuntaka Stock Farm
Prince Arthur
Jerome Scitt
Bray
Douglas County
Prince
Alee
Arthur
Forny
Trome
Jack
Big Joe
Iliz Cular
John Writzel
Lawrencs
John Fritzel
Local Contractors and Service Ads Mix in City Page
A collage of ads offers cement work by Tawresoe Granitord Mfg Co, building blocks, porch piers, and foundations. Also promotions for home painting finishing, oiling barnels, hair goods and spa services, osteopathy, money lending, carriage painting, storage, clothing and transfer services. Numerous firms at Ohio and Mass streets with local phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawresoe , Granitord Mfg. Co
Lawrence National Bank
Bell
Wilkes Stallion Walk Wilkes Public Service Offer
Wilkes Stallion Walk Wilkes, a grandson of George Wilkes, offers his service to the public. The dark bay horse stands 16 hands, weighs 1,156 pounds, and boasts strong feet and legs. His progeny include fast, stylish colts and notable descendants in 2:20 speed lists. Terms: single service $5, stallion fee $10 to insure living cost, $15 maiden mare, service due when mare removed from county. Charles Fritzel.
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George Wilkes
George W. Wits
Walk Wilkes
Kansan Witkes
Purltana
Almont
Goldsmith Maid
Daugn
Valley Boy
Tui
Orange Girl
Grea Astern
Funder
Dick Swiveller
Edward
Nly
Hubiletunle
Dolly Mills
American Star
Dictator
Dexter
Charles Fritzel
Norwood Stock Farm Stallion Novar Offered for 1908
Norwood Stock Farm presents Electioneer Wilkes stallion Novar 26464 son of Norvar. At 16 hands and 3250 pounds he is described as peer of any stallion in the state. Fee is 20 dollars to insure, available to old and new patrons in 1908.
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Novar
Norvar
Robe Bicycle Shop ad and administrator notice
Notice announces the appointment of Clarence H. Roberts as Administrator of the estate of John W. McMillan in Douglas County Kansas. It states the date of appointment April 20, 1908 and directs interested parties to govern themselves accordingly. The source includes an advertisement for Robe Bicycle Shop at 1017 Mass Street but the notice covers probate details.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Douglas County
Kansas
John W. McMillan
Clarence H. Roberts
Wanted column with classifieds and notices
A cluttered want column from Toledo Ohio lists help wanted, living arrangements, livestock pasture, and farm equipment requests along with sales offers. Items include a housekeeper companion wanted, a distant clairvoyant notice, horses for pasture, seeds and farm supplies, musical instruments for sale, roof and carpentry services, and various real estate and trade offers.
Poultry Farm Eggs For Hatch From Prize Winners
Soperial Poultry Farm offers eggs for hatching from prize winning Light Brahmas Barred and White Rocks Buff Orpingtons White Wyandottes S C White Leghorns and L C Brown Leghorns Eggs are $1 to $3 per setting Come see them at the farm 1 mile south State University Bell phone 8603 CHAS C G MILLER Prop Lawrence Kans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soperial
South State
Open lands offered in grain belt homesteads
Government lands May 5 and 19 opened for settlement with first come first served terms. Adjoining lands available from 5 to 20 per acre, climate and water praised. Literature and details via Lawrence PO box 1605, or Tenn. St address 730 Ky. St. Payment by owner to claim property after notice.
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Lawrence
Tenn
Kidney Cure Restores Salem Man After Chronic Disease
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri recounts five year kidney illness and failed treatments before Foley's Kidney Cure cured him in less than two bottles. He notes kidney issues rise in summer from excess drinking or overheating and urges prompt care. Barber & Son promote the remedy.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
Barber & Son
City Examinations for School Positions in May 1908
City examinations for positions in Lawrence public schools will cover reading writing geography English grammar language lessons music didactics U. S. and Kansas constitution for grades 6 7 8 with May 23 exams in spelling arithmetic U. S. and Kansas history drawing botany school law for grades 6 7 9. FP SMITH supervisor. Also notices on paying resolution by city clerk May 8 1968 about alley paving and street improvements in Lawrence with concrete base brick and sand cushion details.
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U. S. and of Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal
Lawrence
Kansas
Kentucky
Burdock
Henry
Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
Warren Street
Pharmacy seeks permit to sell intoxicating liquors in Lawrence
Notice is here by river that was the anders Isned permtared pharigacists doing business at No. 109 Massachusetts street in the second ward of Lawrence Kansas filed with the Probate Judge on April 16 1906 a petition to permit sale of intoxicating liquors for medical scientific and mechanical purposes only at that pharmacy The Probate Judge of Douglas county Kansas fixed May 11 1908 at 10 oclock A M at his office in Lawrence for the hearing of the petition
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Douglas County
Kansas
Eaid Pharmacy
Donglax County
City of
Banking Directory Promotes Stability and Integrity
A historical banking pamphlet extols a financial institute as the business man’s best friend. It highlights the check account department facilitating transactions, the loan department supplying funds in need, and the directorate’s steadfast wealth and personal integrity as pillars of invulnerability.
Miss Addams to Deliver Emporia Commencement Address
President H C Culbertson of the College of Emporia announced that Miss Jane Addams of Chicago will give the commencement address on June 1. Addams, renowned for leading Hull House, is one of America's best known women and her visit is a significant historical event for the college.
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H. C. Culbertson
College of Emporia
Jane Addams
Chicago
Miss Addams
America
Hull House
Lepoch
Bought Everett Building and Evercay bushing deal recorded
Yesterday G2 W. Sith purchased the Evercay bushing in the big block to Miss. St. for F100. Lawrence noted the transaction amid local property transfers as part of continued downtown activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sith
Deaths and Funerals Report Miss Elizabeth Pease
Miss Elizabeth Pease aged forty seven died yesterday. The funeral was held this afternoon at four o clock from the Unitarian church. Siven Dalton a ten month old died yesterday. The funeral was held this afternoon from New Jersey street.
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Elizabeth Pease
Unitarian Church
Siven Dalton
New Jersey Street
Police Court Fines Set in Morning Session
In police court this morning Mrs Aula Bell was fined 15 for disturbing the peace. Mrs McCullough on the same charge was acquitted. Etta Lowrey pleaded guilty and received a 10.50 fine. The text ends with moral reflections on debt to oneself and compliments.
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Aula Bell
McCullough
Etta Lowrey
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Christian Brothers’ College
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Schwalm’s Percheron Farm
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Ohio Street
Geo. H. Smith
People's Bank
Matie Morgan
R Sarah E, Carrothers
American School of Osteopathy
A. T. Suil
Mass. St
W. J. Francisco & Bons
Lawrence Transfer Co
Square
Clifton Tatt
Clothing Man
Joan
Aola
Abe Wolfson
Morrison & Lemon
Mags
Experieced Packers
Panama
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Wilkes
John Fritzell
Norwood Stock Farm
Robe Bicycle Shop
Peerless Cigar Co
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Toledo
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Moler Land 60
Cheyenne Wells
A. H. Griess
Guthrie
Oklahoma
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John Adams
Warren and
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Hassell Road
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Kas
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Anderson Morris
Locust Street
Oil Council
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D. B. White
City Examinations
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Lawrence Haily Journal
Perry B. Darker Partners
B. Marler & Tex
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Emporia
Sam Balding
Lawrecte
Kaos
Hugh Blair
L. S. Steele
Everett Building
Bowersuck
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Pro- Prietora
Jas. K. Hackett
Mary Mannering
Aida Johnson Young
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